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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Simba on January 09, 2016, 05:50:53 PM
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Found this in a charity shop today, it glows beautifully under uv and has what appears to be a Sunflower impressed into the pontil, any ideas on a maker please ?
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A number of 'Stourbridge' factories used marks like this, also Walsh,B'ham, so unless someone recognises it that's the best I can do, ;D ;D
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Thanks Keith thats a good starting point :D
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Should have added that the feet have been finely ground flat...see pic and a better pic of the pontil seal ....measures 9cms high and 19cms wide
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Dear Angela/Simba,
I have a similar embossed mark on the bottom of my S&W Mat Su Noke piece below. So possibly Stevens and Williams?
Kind Regards
Andrew
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I like how crazy Victorian glass is and now is the time to buy the prices are rock bottom, love that green vase is it uranium?.
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Dear Chris,
I've never tried and my UV light is broken. :'(
I'll get another, give it a go and let you know.
It is a fantastic colour combo.
Kind Regards
Andrew
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I believe(possibly from memory from Bernard's posts? ) that the gadget that impressed the prunt mark was sometimes bought 'off the shelf' so more than one maker might have used a similar prunt mark.
So it might be that all elements of design need to be taken into account to try and obtain an id of a specific maker.
Love both pieces on the thread :)
m
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thanks Andrew, that's the first one by S & W I have seen with a similar mark....feeling more positive about an ID now...love your green one too !! Thanks for the additional info Flying Free :)
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sorry I don't see the similarity with the prunt on the pontil mark of Andrew's piece :-\
apart from the fact they both have an impressed mark on the pontil mark (or over the pontil mark). This occurs on quite a few pieces I've seen.
I have two.
m
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I agree with M I'm afraid
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Perhaps I should have rephrased it as a' similar type of impressed mark on a pontil' which I have never seen before, not necessarily meaning the two marks were alike...is that clearer :D